More Science-Society Interfaces for a Global Soil Security
Opening address by Mr Stéphane Le Foll, French Minister of Agriculture, Agrifood and Forestry, French Government Spokesperson (subject to availability)
| Monday 5 December 2016 | ||||
| 08.30-09.00 | Registration | |||
| 09.00-09.30 | R. Cointe (CEO, INERIS), P. Mauguin (CEO, INRA) | Welcome address | ||
| 09.30-10.30 | Introduction to Global Soil Security 2016 (Moderator: Cristine Morgan, TAMU) | |||
| 09.30-09.55 | A.B. McBratney (Univ Sydney) | Introduction about Concept of Soil Security | ||
| 09.55-10.20 | J. Bouma (Wageningen UR) | How soil security concept can pave the way to achieve some of the Sustainable Development Goals | ||
| 10.20-10.30 | Discussion | |||
| 10.30-12.40 | Session 1: Scientific and Political framework of Soil Security (Moderator: Cristine Morgan, TAMU) |
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| 10.30-10.45 | V. Castillo (Managing Director of the Global Mechanism of the UNCCD) | The Land Degradation Neutrality Target Setting | ||
| 10.45-11.00 | R. Creamer (WUR) | Soil and Ecosystem relationships, critical factors to soil | ||
| 11.00-11.15 | C. Chenu (AgroParisTech) | Soil functions and ecosystem services | ||
| 11.15-11.30 | B. Bessagnet (INERIS) | The soil-air nexus: an important aspect of global soil security | ||
| 11.30-11.45 | J.F. Soussana (INRA) | The 4p1000 initative | ||
| 11.45-12.00 | D. Laird (Iowa State University) | The Role of Soil Security in the Food-Energy-Water-Climate Nexus | ||
| 12.00-12.05 | P. P. Roggero (Univerfsity of Sassari) | Long term agroecosystem experiments to foster | ||
| 12.05-12.30 | Discussion | |||
| 12.30-14.00 | Lunch | |||
| 14.00-16.00 | Session 1: Scientific and Political framework of Soil Security (Moderator: D. Field, Sydney University) |
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| 14.00-14.15 | H.M. Van Es (Cornell University) | Advancing Soil Security in the USA: The Issues, the Players, the Science. | ||
| 14.15-14.30 | R. Herintsitohaina (Antananarivo University) | Agro-ecology in Madagascar: a solution for sustainable Agriculture production and Soil management | ||
| 14.30-14.45 | J. Faber (WUR) | Using nature-based solutions to promote Soil Security | ||
| 14.45-15.00 | C. Collins (Reading University) | The UK Soil Security Programme | ||
| 15.00-15.15 | A. Kruszel (Canadian Soil Conservation Council) | Perspective of Soil Security in Canada | ||
| 15.15-15.20 | J. Mathieu (UPMC) | Factors driving soil macrofauna biodiversity at global scale | ||
| 15.20-15.40 | Discussion | |||
| 15.40-16.00 | Coffee break | |||
| 16.00-18.00 | Session 2: Operationalising or Implementing Soil Security (Moderator: F. Carré, INERIS) |
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| 16.00-16.15 | M. C. Morgan (Texas A&M University) | Capturing value of soil: a multi-faceted approach | ||
| 16.15-16.35 | G. Pérès (INRA) & S. Houot (INRA) | SUSTAIN (Soil functional Biodiversity and Ecosystem services, A Transdisiciplinary Approach) & ECOSOM (Soil Organic matter as a key factor in provision of soil ecosystem services) | ||
| 16.35-16.50 | M. Bardy (INRA) | An assessment of the societal impacts of French soil databases | ||
| 16.50-17.05 | D. Arrouays (INRA) | The International GlobalSoilMap Project | ||
| 17.05-17.20 | T. Hengl (ISRIC) | Spatio-temporal modelling of global SOC stock: limitations, challenges and opportunities | ||
| 17.20-17.25 | L. Poggio (The James Hutton Institute) | DSM for soil functions (in Scotland) | ||
| 17.25-17.30 | M. P. Robotham (USDA) | Haiti Soil Survey and Natural Resources Conservation | ||
| 17.30-17.35 | M. P. Robotham (USDA) | Healthy Soil Systems – a Soil Survey Approach to Soil Security | ||
| 17.35-17.50 | Discussion | |||
| 18.00-19.00 | Transfer to conference dinner | |||
| 19.00-23.00 | Conference dinner | |||
| Tuesday 6 December 2016 | ||||
| 08.30-11.00 | Session 2: Operationalising or Implementing Soil Security (Moderator: Yvonne Ohlsson, Swedish Geological Institute) |
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| 08.30-08.40 | D. Bagnall (Texas A&M University) | Linking indicators for soil security | ||
| 08.40-08.55 | B. McKenzie (Hutton Institute) | Towards soil security – examples of what can be achieved by working with other professionals | ||
| 08.55-09.10 | V. Bert (INERIS) | Enhancing ecosystem services of contaminated soil | ||
| 09.10-09-20 | Par-Erik Back (SGI) | Does soil have value beyond what it provides humans? | ||
| 09.20-09.25 | E. Beauregard (Quebec University) | Valorisation of urban soils: a key issue for enhancing urban ecological services | ||
| 09.25-09.30 | O. Afolabi (Coordinator Climate Change Network Nigeria) | Climate smart agriculture (CSA) project in urban and peri-urban settlements in Nigeria | ||
| 09.30-09.50 | Discussion | |||
| 09.50-10.00 | N. Denieul (farmers, BASE Association) | Examples of good French farming practices | ||
| 10.00-10.05 | J. Yang (Korea Environment Institute) | Strategic environmental impact assessment for development basic plan considering complex characteristics of soil | ||
| 10.05-10.10 | A. S. Mangrich (Federal University of Paraná) | An Integration Project for Improved Water Retention Capacity in Soils of the Brazilian Northeast Region | ||
| 10.10-10.15 | I. Virto (Universidad Pública de Navarra – Pampelune) | Extension of Irrigation in Semi-arid Regions: What Challenges for Soil Security? Perspectives from a Regional-Scale Project: Life Regadiox | ||
| 10.30-10.35 | Z. Libohova (Purdue University) | Soil Security for managing and protecting water resources: The example of Central America Dry Corridor Initiative | ||
| 10.20-10.40 | Discussion | |||
| 10.40-11.00 | Coffee break | |||
| 11.00-13.00 | Session 3: Towards more citizen soil science for achieving Soil Security (Moderator: I. Feix, ADEME) |
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| 11.00-11.15 | D. Field (USYD) | Soil Security to Connectivity: The What, So What and Now What. | ||
| 11.15-11.30 | L. Montanarella (JRC) | The Global Soil Partnership | ||
| 11.30-11.45 | S. Demonet (FNE) | People4soil: a European Citizens Initiative for soil | ||
| 11.45-12.00 | L. Maring (DELTARES) | BALANCE 4P (Balancing decisions for urban brownfield regeneration – people, planet, profit and processes) | ||
| 12.00-12.15 | N. Bale (OVAM) | The soil certificate – a Flemish tool in raising awareness about soil contamination | ||
| 12.15-12.35 | N. Goeser and farmers | The Soil Partnership | ||
| 12.35-12.45 | W. Honeycutt (SHI) | The Soil Health Institute | ||
| 12.45-13.00 | Discussion | |||
| 13.00-14.30 | Lunch | |||
| 14.30-14.35 | F. Bampa (TEAGASC) | What is your prioritized soil function? Harvesting stakeholders´ knowledge from 5 EU countries | ||
| 14.35-14.40 | M. C. Moscatelli (University of Tuscia) | Soil awareness in Italian high schools: a survey to understand soil knowledge and perception among students | ||
| 14.40-14.45 | M. C. Dictor (BRGM) | Which R&D needs for a sustainable soil management and land use? | ||
| 14.45-15.00 | Discussion | |||
| 15.00-16.00 | Panel discussion: further steps to achieve Soil Security : M. Robotham (USDA), A. McBratney (Univ Sydney), J. Bouma (WUR), L. Montanarella (JRC) – Moderator: C. Chenu, AgroParisTech | |||
| 16.00-16.20 | F. Carré (INERIS) & D. Arrouays (INRA) | Conclusions of the conference | ||
